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Old Chief, Crowder, And Trials By Stipulation, David Robinson Jr.

William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal

In this Article, Professor Robinson argues that the meaning of "unfair prejudice" and the scope of trial judges' discretion in employing Rule 403 of the Federal Rules of Evidence is still uncertain following the Supreme Court's recent decision in United States v. Old Chief and its vacation and remand of United States v. Crowder and United States v. Davis. Robinson evaluates the evidentiary implications of the Supreme Court's recent decisions by discussing each case and analyzing the implications of the three cases read together.

Professor Robinson examines the possible effects of stipulations and admissions on the Rule 403 balancing test …

Hardrock Minerals, Energy Minerals, And Other Resources On The Public Lands: The Evolution Of Federal Natural Resources Law, Robert L. Glicksman, George Cameron Coggins

Tulsa Law Review

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Titles Of Leading Articles Index

Tulsa Law Review

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Intractable Consent: A Legislative Solution To The Problem Of The Aging Consent Decrees In United States V. Ascap And United States V. Bmi , Noel L. Hillman

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

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Carter Center Symposium On The Death Penalty, Georgia State University Law Review

Georgia State University Law Review

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The Right Of Publicity In The Brazilian Legal System, Deborah Fisch Nigri, Silvia Regina Dain Gandelman

Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review

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The Right Of Publicity In The United Kingdom, Hayley Stallard

Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review

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Community-Based Ownership Of A National Football League Franchise: The Answer To Relocation And Taxpayer Financing Of Nfl Teams, Lynn Reynolds Hartel

Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review

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Gag Orders And The Ultimate Sanction, Loretta S. Yuan

Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review

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Values And Consequences: An Introduction To Economic Analysis Of Law, Richard A. Posner

Coase-Sandor Institute for Law & Economics Research Paper Series

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Just Click Here: Article 2b’S Failure To Guarantee Adequate Manifestation Of Assent In Click-Wrap Contracts, Zachary M. Harrison

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

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"Intensional Contexts" And The Rule That Statutes Should Be Interpreted As Consistent With International Law, John M. Rogers

Law Faculty Scholarly Articles

Striving for consistency—for consistency, that is, properly understood—must characterize legal reasoning in order for the reasoning to deserve to be called "legal." It may conceivably be "good" or "moral" for identically situated persons to be treated differently by institutions with power, but doing so can hardly be called "legal." Very careful attention must be given, of course, to what is meant by "identically situated," as no two different persons can be 100% identically situated. Their names, for instance, are different. By identical, we must mean no relevant distinction, or no distinction that serves a purpose that we can articulate and …

An Exercise In Sound Discretion: Old Chief V. United States, Kathryn Cameron Walton

North Carolina Law Review

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Table Of Contents--Issue 3, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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The Brownfields Property Reuse Act Of 1997: North Carolina Creates An Additional Incentive To Reclaim Contaminated Properties, David B. Hawley

North Carolina Law Review

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Evolution Of Corporate Combination Law: Policy Issues And Constitutional Questions, Nelson Ferebee Taylor

North Carolina Law Review

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Motions 1997 Volume 33 Number 6, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, Motions (1987-2019)

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Mar. 1998, Ifc, Policy Statement On Forced Child Labor, Ifc

IFC E&S Performance Standards

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Vol. 08, No. 06 (March 1998)

Res Ipsa Loquitur

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Balancing The Scales: The 1996 Telecommunications Act And Eleventh Amendment Immunity, Cynthia L. Bauerly

Federal Communications Law Journal

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 explicitly created a role for federal courts in the interconnection process. However, parties' ability to seek federal review of interconnection agreements is no longer as straightforward as the language of the Act implies. The Supreme Court's unnecessarily novel and narrow reading of Eleventh Amendment immunity in Seminole Tribe v. Florida renders unenforceable the federal review provisions of the Act against state regulatory commissions. While some interconnection agreements may find their way into federal court, for example, where a party seeking to interconnect sues an incumbent provider instead of the state commission, enforcement of a federal …

Teaching In A Developing Country: Mistakes Made And Lessons Learned In Uganda, Stuart R. Cohn

UF Law Faculty Publications

When, out of the blue, I was asked to direct a 3-week workshop in Uganda relating to that country’s recently created capital market infrastructure, I asked to review the laws and regulations that had been adopted to date. Upon examination, these laws and regulations were so well developed and sophisticated that I wondered whether there was anything I could provide to people who obviously already knew what they were doing. Imagine my great surprise when some pre-workshop phone calls to Uganda produced the information that the laws and regulations had essentially been copied from other countries and that very few …

Global Rights, Local Wrongs, And Legal Fixes: An International Human Rights Critique Of Immigration And Welfare "Reform", Berta E. Hernández-Truyol, Kimberly A. Johns

UF Law Faculty Publications

The United States enjoys a lofty reputation worldwide as the land of opportunity and dreams, the welcoming home to all who want to be free, the brave new world that embraces huddled masses and offers them limitless possibilities to find freedom, liberty, and happiness. In marked juxtaposition to this welcomeness narrative is the counter-narrative of historic exclusion evidenced by the harsh description of these "huddled masses, yearning to breathe free" as "wretched refuse." Indeed, to describe some immigrants as "wretched refuse" manifests that Lady Liberty's welcome is, at best, highly selective and, at worst, patently discriminatory. The irony, of course, …

Digital Television History: "Take One", Herbert A. Terry

Federal Communications Law Journal

Book Review: Defining Vision: The Battle for the Future of Television, By Joel Brinkley.

Masthead Vol.50 No.2 (1998)

Federal Communications Law Journal

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Art & Atrocity: Cultural Depravity Justifies Cultural Deprivation, Jack Achiezer Guggenheim

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

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Feist Applied: Imagination Protects, But Perspiration Persists—The Bases Of Copyright Protection For Factual Compilations, Denise R. Polivy

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal

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O'Hare Truck Service, Inc. V. City Of Northlake: Further Limiting The Spoils Of The Victor, Jaimie Johnson

Georgia State University Law Review

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The Feasibility Of The Abstraction-Filtration-Comparison Test For Computer Software Copyrightability (And Analysis Of Bateman V. Mnemonics), Lisa M. Gable

Georgia State University Law Review

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Right Not To Be John Garvey , Alan E. Brownstein

Cornell Law Review

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Status Quo Bias And Contract Default Rules , Russell Korobkin

Cornell Law Review

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